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Groups focus on what works | The Augusta Chronicle
chronicle.augusta.com — “Whatever controversy might break out over sex education or condom use, program leaders should "rise above the fray" and offer a wide variety of services, advocates for preventing teen pregnancy told an Augusta conference on Wednesday.A Georgia group armed with a $7.5 million grant is forging ahead on training and working with local partners, but that does not yet include Richmond County schools.” View full resource at chronicle.augusta.com
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bit.ly — “Whatever controversy might break out over sex education or condom use, program leaders should "rise above the fray" and offer a wide variety of services, advocates for preventing teen pregnancy told an Augusta conference on Wednesday.A Georgia group armed with a $7.5 million grant is forging ahead on training and working with local partners, but that does not yet include Richmond County schools.” View full resource at bit.ly
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Pregnancy prevention plan kaput | The Augusta Chronicle
chronicle.augusta.com — “A teen pregnancy prevention program that appeared to be on track for two Richmond County schools has been derailed.School board member Helen Minchew said during a committee meeting Tuesday afternoon that she and other board members had received a certified letter from Susan Swanson, the executive director of Augusta Care Pregnancy Center, saying that she was no longer interested in offering her program to Butler High and Sego Middle schools.” View full resource at chronicle.augusta.com
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